Agemixer(17:28:37)
But as i have said some time earlier, using those AI's as we know today, where is the fun of actual making? For many who asked, i have a question back: how would that help anyway if i have a complete tune in my mind already, ready to just go and compose?
serpent(17:25:40)
if demoscene boasts up to be, to which in some countries there are UN protected status of, you can't just go and fake
lemonade(17:25:15)
I do agree, using it for optimization and for automatization or assistance in code and such is OK, but creating things that are visible or audible, nah...
Agemixer(17:24:26)
There could be, for example, a little AI that unrolls some loop code to fill up the memory, partially, and do the rest in a loop, it could be still way faster That's up to coder.
Agemixer(17:20:00)
Tyat's a very good question, depends on which way the AI's were used there. And which type of AI. Hats off for them who implement some realtime AI on c64 running, like, counting cpu time or even counting cycles to create automated, optimal effects